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... the prior year by a greater percentage than the average rate of annual growth in state personal income; provide for emergency suspension of the spending limitation by joint action of the Governor and the General Assembly and changes in the ...

H*3949 Resolution, By House Rules A House Resolution to set H-3549, relating to limitation on state spending by Constitutional Amendment, for Special Order consideration immediately following the second ...

... 203) A Concurrent Resolution to create a Committee to Study Matters Relating to the Incorporation of a State Government Spending Limitation into the State Constitution and make recommendations to the General Assembly as to appropriate ...

... 14) A Concurrent Resolution to create a committee to study matters relating to the incorporation of a state government spending limitation into the state constitution and make recommendations to the General Assembly as to appropriate ...

... and J.V. Smith A Bill to amend Section 12, Part II, of Act 517 of 1980, relating to a limitation on state expenditures and other related spending limitation provisions including a provision that acts which levy or increase taxes shall ...

... to be levied by separate legislative acts rather than in appropriations acts; and to repeal Section 12, Part II, of Act 517 of 1980, relating to spending and employment limitations and other budget matters effective March 1, 1983. ...

... other employment related purpose, so as to provide that credit may be available to individuals who have taught at institutions of higher learning spending a majority of their time in training teachers for the public school system. ...

... the prior year by a greater percentage than the average rate of annual growth in state personal income; provide for emergency suspension of the spending limitation by joint action of the Governor and the General Assembly and changes in the ...

... the prior year by a greater percentage than the average rate of annual growth in state personal income; provide for emergency suspension of the spending limitation by joint action of the Governor and the General Assembly and changes in the ...

... The General Assembly notes that the restraints on the growth and expansion of state government programs expressed in the existing limitations on spending, on personnel and on debt projects authorized in this act be implemented on a phased ...

... IN OFFICE BUILDINGS OF THE COMMISSION. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: Commission authorized to spend funds SECTION 1. The South Carolina Employment Security Commission is authorized to ...

... AND FIXED EQUIPMENT OF THE BUILDING. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: Commission authorized to spend five hundred thousand dollars SECTION 1. The South Carolina Employment Security Commission ...

... to be levied by separate legislative acts rather than in appropriation acts; and to repeal Section 12, Part II of Act 517 of 1980, relating to spending and employment limitations and other budget matters effective March 1, 1985. 03/16/83 ...

... area; and to repeal Section 12, Part II, of Act 517 of 1980 and the fifth paragraph of Section 12, Part II, of Act 219 of 1977, relating to spending and employment limitations and other budget matters effective July 1, 1985, and to the ...

... more than five percent of general state revenues in the previous fiscal year; and to amend Section 12, Part II, of Act 517 of 1980, relating to spending and employment limitations and other budget matters, so as to delete the provisions ...

... The right to disclaim granted by this chapter exists notwithstanding any limitation on the interest of the person disclaiming in the nature of a spendthrift provision or similar restriction." Time for delivering or filing ...

... By Branton A House Resolution requesting the members of the Ways and Means Committee to consider and report out H-2151 and H-2152 relating to spending limitations as soon as possible. 04/14/83 House Introduced HJ-2264 04/14/83 ...

... ninety-seven thousand, nine hundred twenty-seven dollars for operating expenses for the district. In addition to this sum, the district may spend other sources of revenue such as back taxes for a total operating budget of up to one million, ...

... support provided during fiscal year 1983-84; to provide that the provisions of Section 12, Part II, of Act 517 of 1980, relating to statutory spending limitations, shall not apply to the provisions of this Act. 01/03/84 House Prefiled ...

... apply to the school districts of this State, and to provide that the provisions of Section 12, Part II, of Act 517 of 1980, relating to statutory spending limitations, shall not apply to the provisions of this Act. 01/11/84 House ...

... 1976, by adding Section 16-1-60 so as to provide that any person who is sentenced to life imprisonment for the commission of a crime shall spend the rest of his natural life in prison, is not eligible for parole, reduction of sentence, or ...

... the Constitution, so that subsection (c) is added to Section 7 of Article X to read: "(c) The General Assembly shall prescribe by law a spending limitation on appropriations for the operation of state government which shall provide ...

... for new buildings and facilities of fifty agencies, institutions, colleges, and universities. The regular statewide capital improvement program spends sixty to seventy million dollars annually. The Nelson prison overcrowding settlement will ...

... of Insurance, to develop and implement a program to educate citizens concerning the availability of long term care services, the lifetime risk of spending time in a nursing home, and the coverage available for long term care services ...

... by adding at the end: "(10) 'Resident registered engineer' or 'resident registered land surveyor' means a licensed practitioner who spends a majority of each normal workday in the principal or branch office. (11) 'Branch ...

... deposited to replenish the Economic Development Account. The total in the account at no time may exceed fifteen million dollars. The council may spend no more than two hundred fifty thousand dollars, in the first year only, for a long-term ...

... provide habitat for many other marine species; (d) provides a natural healthy environment for the citizens of South Carolina to spend leisure time which serves their physical and mental well-being. (2) Beach/dune system ...

... REVENUE LEVIED IN SECTIONS 12-27-1210 THROUGH 12-27-1240, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE SOUTH CAROLINA COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO SPEND FROM THIS ACCOUNT AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN FISCAL ...

... thousand, four hundred sixty-one dollars for operating expenses for the Commission. In addition to this sum, the Commission may spend other sources of revenue, such as back taxes, carry over, and other funds generated for a total operating ...

... OF MAKING SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COUNCILS AN ACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE FORCE IN IMPROVING SCHOOLS; TO AMEND SECTION 59-20-60, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO SPENDING PRIORITIES UNDER THE EDUCATION FINANCE ACT, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COUNCILS, ...

... also provide habitat for many other marine species; (d) provides a natural healthy environment for the citizens of South Carolina to spend leisure time which serves their physical and mental well-being. (2) Beach/dune ...

... Section 59, Part II of Act 189 of 1989, the General Appropriations Act, so as to provide that the Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department may spend certain funds set aside pursuant to Section 12-27-1270 for advertising and promoting ...

... Williams, D.L. Hinds and J.M. Long A Bill to amend Section 22-8-20, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to the hours magistrates spend in the exercise of their judicial function, so as to have a senatorial delegation consider ...

... THAT FROM THE FUNDS SET ASIDE PURSUANT TO SECTION 12-27-1270 OF THE 1976 CODE, THE SOUTH CAROLINA COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MAY SPEND AN AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING ONE MILLION DOLLARS IN FISCAL YEAR 1989-90 TO STUDY THE COMPUTER ...

... to apprenticeship school principal programs, so as to further provide for these programs; to amend Section 59-20-60, as amended, relating to spending priorities under the Education Finance Act, the establishment of school improvement ...

... 4224 General Bill, By K.S. Corbett, M.D. Burriss, Keegan, H.H. Keyserling, D.A. Moss, J. Rama and Vaughn A Bill to freeze state agency spending for fiscal years 1990-91 and 1991-92 at fiscal year 1989-90 levels and to require the ...

... S.G. Manly, Neilson, I.K. Rudnick, C.C. Wells, L.S. Whipper and J.M. White A Concurrent Resolution memorializing Congress to reduce defense spending to fund vital domestic needs. 03/13/90 House Introduced HJ-2 03/13/90 House ...

... C.C. Wells, S.S. Wofford and D.A. Wright A Joint Resolution to create the Advisory Commission on Elimination of Wasteful State Government Spending, and to provide for its membership and duties. 03/15/90 House Introduced and read ...

... support services delivery system, so as to provide for a condition for receiving public assistance; to amend Section 59-20-60, relating to the spending priority of school districts, school improvement reports, and the Education Finance ...

... with the American people; and Whereas, the most common complaint that the public makes about congressional service is that Congressmen spend more of their time running for office than attending to their duties; and Whereas, the power ...

... of eminent domain, lands or interest thereon whereupon to establish general recreational facilities; (6) to spend all monies which it shall receive and which may be set apart to the ...

... 1. Section 22-8-20 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: "Section 22-8-20. (A) Magistrates are judicial officers, and the hours they spend in the performance of their official duties are hours spent in the exercise of their judicial ...

... and visitors may speak privately if they desire; (3) wear his own clothes, have access to personal hygiene articles, keep and spend a reasonable sum of his own money, and keep and use his own personal possessions including articles for ...

... STATES CONSTITUTION ESTABLISHING A PRESIDENTIAL LINE ITEM VETO. Whereas, despite various efforts to control the explosive growth of federal spending, the President has had insufficient authority with respect to the budgetary process; ...

... The failure by one candidate to meet the limitations which were agreed to does not relieve any other candidates for the same office from their spending limitation. A signed agreement is valid for all elections for a particular office. A ...

... or `Resident Professional Land Surveyor' with respect to principal office and branch office requirements means a licensed practitioner who spends a majority of each normal workday in the principal or branch office. (11) `Branch office' ...

... as added by Act 127 of 1991, is amended to read: "(3) wear his own clothes, have access to personal hygiene articles, keep and spend a reasonable sum of his own money, and keep and use his own personal possessions ...

... designated area where clients and visitors may speak privately; (3) wear his clothes, have access to personal hygiene articles, keep and spend a reasonable sum of his money, and keep and use his personal possessions, including ...

... and the work cannot be standardized over a specific period of time. The work must require consistent exercise of discretion and the employee must spend at least eighty percent of the time performing headquarters related functions and ...

... and provide for the proper placement of the office upon restructuring or reorganizing. Limitation on amount school districts must spend for energy conservation SECTION 4. No public school district may be required ...

... patients and visitors may speak privately if they desire; (3) wear his own clothes, have access to personal hygiene articles, keep and spend a reasonable sum of his own money, and keep and use his own personal possessions including ...

... or `Resident Professional Land Surveyor' with respect to principal office and branch office requirements means a licensed practitioner who spends a majority of each normal workday in the principal or branch office. (11) `Branch office' ...

... with the American people; and Whereas, the most common complaint that the public makes about congressional service is that Congressmen spend more of their time running for office than attending to their duties; and Whereas, the power ...

... diet, and nutrition National Nutrition Week was initiated in 1973 and became a month-long observance in 1980; and Whereas, South Carolinians spend millions of dollars annually in the pursuit of health and fitness, National Nutrition Month ...

... in Education for his volunteer work with the Baker's Chapel Elementary School; and Whereas, he is president of the PTA at Baker's Chapel and spends about six hours working with students in the school's computer lab three days a week along ...

... the members of the General Assembly have learned with alarm that Secretary of Defense Richard B. Cheney as part of his plan to reduce defense spending, has recommended that eighty of the approximately three hundred Junior ROTC units in the ...

... percent increase in the number of hotel rooms and a substantial fifty percent increase in golf courses since 1986; and Whereas, visitors spend forty-five dollars for every dollar invested in tourism advertising by the State; ...

... Carolina has flourished since 1973, with an annual economic impact soaring by one hundred fifty percent to a current level five billion dollars in spending by tourists that supports nearly one hundred five thousand jobs and provides tax ...

... Code, as added by Act 127 of 1991, is amended to read: "(3) wear his own clothes, have access to personal hygiene articles, keep and spend a reasonable sum of his own money, and keep and use his own personal possessions including ...

... a designated area where clients and visitors may speak privately; (3) wear his clothes, have access to personal hygiene articles, keep and spend a reasonable sum of his money, and keep and use his personal possessions including ...

... and the work cannot be standardized over a specific period of time. The work must require consistent exercise of discretion and the employee must spend at least eighty percent of the time performing headquarters related functions and ...

... State; and Whereas, visitors from Canada and Europe have acknowledged the State's friendly atmosphere and abundant vacation opportunities by spending more than one hundred million dollars within the State; and Whereas, it is important ...

... the line of duty, had never fired his gun but emptied five shots toward the fleeing van as it sped off; and Whereas, Officer Butts expects to spend six to eight weeks in the hospital and is experiencing severe pain because of the gunshot ...

... after nineteen years of dedicated service as county treasurer and with her fifth term in office coming to an end, Mrs. Smith will retire to spend more time with her husband. Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the House of Representatives, ...

... The failure by one candidate to meet the limitations which were agreed to does not relieve any other candidates for the same office from their spending limitation. A signed agreement is valid for all elections for a particular office. ...

... STATES CONSTITUTION ESTABLISHING A PRESIDENTIAL LINE ITEM VETO. Whereas, despite various efforts to control the explosive growth of federal spending, the President has had insufficient authority with respect to the budgetary process; ...

... and the work cannot be standardized over a specific period of time. The work must require consistent exercise of discretion and the employee must spend at least eighty percent of the time performing headquarters related functions and ...

... and other aid for administration of such a the program. Clemson University is further authorized to The commission may spend public funds of this State appropriated for administration of this chapter to pay ...

... white-tailed deer to the citizens of South Carolina; and Whereas, it is recognized that approximately one hundred fifty-seven thousand citizens spend 3.13 million person days each year sport hunting white-tailed deer; and Whereas, the ...

... shall develop and implement a program to educate citizens concerning: (a) the availability of long term care services; (b) the lifetime risk of spending some time in a nursing home; (c) the coverage available for long term care services ...

... (2) improve coordination and cooperation among the various institutions of higher education in order to eliminate duplication and wasteful spending, and (3) create an allocation of funds that conserves tax dollars and makes maximum use of the ...

... retarded, or other medical institution if the individual is required, as a condition of receiving services in the facility under the state plan, to spend for costs of medical care all but a minimal amount of the person's income required for ...

... small claims is one of the most significant causes of health care cost increases. More than two-thirds of all insurance claims for medical spending are less than three thousand dollars each year for families in this country; and Whereas, ...

... (MBE's) and Women's Business Enterprises (WBE's) are not able to participate fully in the state's procurement process and why state agency spending with minority and female business enterprises has decreased. The study shall be completed ...

... within its jurisdictional area. It shall have has charge of all parks and playgrounds within the area. The commission may spend such monies as it may deem consider necessary to carry out the activities of the ...

... with the American people; and Whereas, the most common complaint that the public makes about congressional service is that Congressmen spend more of their time running for office than attending to their duties; and Whereas, the power ...

... THE ANNUAL DETERMINATION OF THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF COMPENSATORY AND REMEDIAL PROGRAMS AND THEIR FUNDING; TO AMEND SECTION 59-20-60, RELATING TO SPENDING PRIORITIES UNDER THE EDUCATION FINANCE ACT, SO AS TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THESE ...

... to work on United States Navy ships and spent one hundred sixty-three million dollars to pay foreigners to work on these ships in 1991 and plans to spend 1.1 billion more on overseas ship repairs through 1998; and Whereas, from 1987 ...

... of indigents. The list must be reviewed biennially and adjusted as necessary by Court Administration. In addition, the ten thousand dollars spending threshold provided in this section also must be reviewed every five years and adjusted as ...

... conduct an evaluation of the three model choice programs after a three-year pilot testing period. The evaluation shall report on efficiency of spending, comparing budgets with like districts without choice programs, student performance, and ...

... and the work cannot be standardized over a specific period of time. The work must require consistent exercise of discretion and the employee must spend at least eighty percent of the time performing headquarters related functions and ...

... implement a program to educate citizens concerning: (a) the availability of long term care services; (b) the lifetime risk of spending some time in a nursing home; (c) the coverage available for long term care ...

... curricular and instructional materials and equipment, and financial and other aid for administration of the program. The commission may spend public funds of this State appropriated for administration of this chapter to pay the share of the ...

... is excluded from the computation of the value of the assets. See Section 27-23-05(2) supra. For similar reasons interests in valid spendthrift trusts and interests in tenancies by the entireties that cannot be severed by a creditor of ...

... child's relationship with each parent. (B) In awarding custody and granting visitation the court must strive to equalize the time the child spends with each parent and to equalize and promote opportunities for each parent to be informed ...

... (2) improve coordination and cooperation among the various institutions of higher education in order to eliminate duplication and wasteful spending, and (3) create an allocation of funds that conserves tax dollars and makes maximum use of the ...

... must be evaluated within the parameters of governance, programming, and funding; and Whereas, colleges and universities must scrutinize spending priorities as rigorously as businesses have been forced to do so that consumers of higher ...

... or object used in violation of this section may be confiscated by the law enforcement division making the arrest. (3) Juveniles must spend sixty days in the shock incarceration program pursuant to Section ...

... retarded, or other medical institution if the individual is required, as a condition of receiving services in the facility under the State Plan, to spend for costs of medical care all but a minimal amount of the person's income required ...

... revenue losses from tariff reductions, are estimated by Rep. Richard Gephart to cost forty billion dollars over the first ten years thus requiring spending cuts or tax increases, or both, in order to avoid increasing the federal deficit; ...

... small claims is one of the most significant causes of health care cost increases. More than two-thirds of all insurance claims for medical spending are less than three thousand dollars each year for families in this country; and Whereas, ...

... was nominated by the Literacy Association of Anderson County for her work with a foster child; she tutored an eight-year-old girl for two years, spending hours with her every Saturday on arithmetic and reading; and Whereas, Ms. Holtzclaw, ...

... (2) improve coordination and cooperation among the various institutions of higher education in order to eliminate duplication and wasteful spending, and (3) create an allocation of funds that conserves tax dollars and makes maximum use of the ...

... district, or other political subdivision receiving revenue from property taxes may propose ordinances or resolutions, as appropriate, limiting spending by the process provided in this section, with the same limitations, mutatis mutandis. The ...

... within its jurisdictional area. It shall have has charge of all parks and playgrounds within the area. The commission may spend such monies as it may deem consider necessary to carry out the activities of the ...

... retarded, or other medical institution if the individual is required, as a condition of receiving services in the facility under the state plan, to spend for costs of medical care all but a minimal amount of the person's income required ...

... and the work cannot be standardized over a specific period of time. The work must require consistent exercise of discretion and the employee must spend at least eighty percent of the time performing headquarters related functions and ...

... system to serve all elderly persons in need of long-term care while accommodating the different needs which they might have; and (3) reduce spending for administration and bureaucracy and recommend services to which the savings should ...

... Close, whose great-grandfather founded the Springs textile empire one hundred and eight years ago, prefers fresh breezes to air-conditioning, and spends most of her weekends in the woods; and Whereas, this Greenway, given by her eight ...

... of Community Award seeks to recognize outstanding self-initiated community service by America's youth; and Whereas, Amy Hightower selflessly spends four to eight hours on school days and eight to twelve hours a day on weekends ...